Against The Law

        D               Bm      
It's against the law to walk, and 
   A                 D
against the law to talk
D               Bm      A       
Against the law to loaf, against
            D
 the law to work
D               Bm      A       
Against the law to read, against
             D
 the law to write
D               Bm      A       
Against the law to be a black, a
           D
 brown, or white

G
Everything's against the law
        A
I'm a low-pay daddy singing the 
high-price blues

        D               Bm   A   
It's against the law to eat, 
               D
against the law to drink
D                  Bm     A     
Against the law to worry, 
             D
against the law to think
D                   Bm      A   
Against the law to marry or try 
          D
to settle down
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D                   Bm           
Against the law to ramble like a 
A         D
bum from town to town

G
Everything's against the law
        A
I'm a low-pay daddy singing the 
high-price blues

      D                 Bm  
It's against the law to come, 
  A                 D
against the law to go
D                  Bm    A      
Against the law to ride, against
             D
 the law to roll
D                  Bm      A    
Against the law to hug and 
              D
against the law to kiss
D                  Bm      A    
Against the law to shoot, 
             D
against the law to miss

G
Everything's against the law
        A
I'm a low-pay daddy singing the 
high-price blues

        D               Bm    
It's against the law to gamble, 
  A                   D
against the law to roam
D                   Bm          
Against the law to organize or 
A             D
try to build a home
D                   Bm     
Against the law to sing, it's 
   A                  D
against the law to dance
D                   Bm           
Against the law to tell you all 
   A              D
the trouble on my hands

G
Everything in Winston-Salem is 
against the law
        A
I'm a low-pay daddy singing the 
high-price blues